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The pathetic rat has no damn shame. So no, it won't be accurate. He was well aware who Oswald was and didn't give care. Why do you think Oswald hates Mickey so much in Epic Mickey 1 and 2?

For starters, in EM Mickey doesn’t know about Oswald UNTIL he falls into Wasteland. That’s why Gus has to explain what happened to him. Oswald doesn’t hate Mickey because Mickey KNEW abt what happened and did it on purpose. He hates Mickey because Mickey inadvertently stole his fame! Of course, both are in the right - Oswald was replaced and discarded, but Mickey had no idea that he was only made to replace someone. Plus, Mickey seems confused as to why Oswald is mad at him. As for your point that Mickey felt no shame, he apologizes to Oswald for creating the Thinner disaster. While yes, the best course of action was to be up front about it, he also saw how mad Oswald was towards him. I think he hid it because it was a bad time to confess. Granted, I can see how getting it over with was the best course of action, but he and Oswald still reconciled. The two became “brothers” as Yen Sid put it. Also, yes, Mickey calls Oswald “the rabbit” at first, but that’s because he didn’t know Oswald’s name!

Person who likes Sonic AND Mickey? god bless

we're not celebrating that mickey mouse is dead.

we're celebrating that mickey mouse is free.

“It all started with a mouse,” that’s what they like to say, over and over again, like it’s somehow impressive.  You know what else started with a mouse?  A hell of a lot of hantavirus, that’s what.  You have mice, you generally call an exterminator, that’s all I’m saying.  But it won’t do you a lot of good, because the mice will get in anyway.  Or get out. Can’t keep mice in cages forever.  That’s not what mice were made for.

Still, they tried like hell, didn’t they?  They changed the rules so many times we pretty much had to throw out the whole rulebook and start over with a new one.  Commandment one: Thou shalt let us do whatever we want, because we’re always right, and if you disagree with us, you’re wrong.  That’s how you lock in the result you want.  You cheat.

Oh, they cheated.  Go ahead and say they did everything legally, but if you have two mice and one maze, and say the rules are the same for both of then, then lay a trail of spray cheese between one mouse and the finish line, while the other has to run it the ordinary way, well, that’s cheating whether or not there’s a rule against it.  Ask any first grader.  That’s the real trick: if a first grader knows you cheated, you’re not even being subtle about it.

They didn’t use spray cheese, of course.  They used money.  And they weren’t racing mice, they were racing legal arguments.  Money votes.  Anyone who tries to say otherwise just doesn’t have any money.

But it all started with a mouse, and from there, it evolved—or devolved—into corruption, greed, and the desperate need to keep being the only people who could solve the maze.  They got so busy changing the rules that they forgot the one rule they couldn’t change.  The rule they should have remembered.  The first rule of mice:

Can’t keep them out.  And that means you can’t keep them in, either.

Everything crumbles.  Every mouse gets out.  And every story yearns to be free.  So tell me, now that you know it all started with a mouse, how are you going to write the ending?  I belong to you now, after all, as much as I belong to anyone.

But most of all, I belong to me.

Mousetrap is an AU I’ve made which is sort of serious drama and sort of a sitcom?

Here’s the story:

Ever since Mickey and Walt partnered up, things were going strong. However, new toons in full color were getting more attention. With each passing year, Mickey became more and more irrelevant. So, Disney decides to… let him go. Not entirely, however, as they steal some of his ink and under drawing (which, in this AU, is the skeleton of a toon) and create a clone of him, updated for the norm. Of course, styles come and go. So with each new era, there’s a brand new Mickey, recreated for each and every single style.

But what do they do with the clones when they’re… done? Well, the Mickeys all come together and decide to live together, trying to get by and hopefully put a stop to whatever’s going on.

Characters:

Steamboat (1920s)

Tailor (1930s)

Fantasia (1940s/50s)

Housey (1990s)

Rudish (2010s)